Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-04
SANDY SETTINGS
And business Notes Picked Up by
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or blooded horses in his stables.
Your representative was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Tangwall at dinner on Sunday.
Wells Clarke, who has been East for the
past six weeks is expected home every day;
Miss Minnie Foster a New West school
teacher of Provo, is visiting friends In
Sandy.
Get extra copies of this issue of The
DEMOCRAT at Drinkwater Il Graves book
stand.
Within the last year there have been
fourteen houses built in Sandy, four of them
during the last month.
Miss Nellie Sherwood, formerly of Sandy,
now living IN Evanston, Wyoming, Is visit
ing with Miss Rozette Shiers.
Henry Marriott, the aged father OF the
Marriott brothers, is confined to his bed
with severe attacks of stomach pains.
The Sandy people approaching live
evening paper, have subscribed literally for
HE DEMOCRAT. Drinkwater Graves are
the Sandy agents.
G. A. Ryser, representing the Sioux City
Nursery Company, of Iowa, came into town
yesterday He has been on business trip
through Utah county.
Sandy is blessed by the Utah Central Rail
road Company, which allows the town the
free use of its water mains for culinary pur-
poses and lawn sprinkling.
John Hardcastle is the pioneer settler of
trict. He now runs the Gem saloon where a
first-class article can be bought.
II. p. Johnson is conceded TO be the
liveliest Loyal Lacquer III Sandy. He IS
rustler and q gentleman. May he live
long but never grow weary in well doing.
DIR. S. Ewing and Phil Ripple came out
from the city yesterday on 1. o. o. F. bust
ness connected with the late G. w. Cum
mings. They returned the same afternoon.
Mr.. Lars Peterson for the past five years,
Pacific Coast wanderer, registered at the
Sandy Hotel last night. He is on his way
to Scipio, Mills County, where his mother
lives.
The clerk of this ward of this stake of
Zion the other day got hot in the collar and
saint who wouldn't have it that way. Sui
livan might accommodate the clerk.
On Saturday afternoon the Sandy lovers
of base ball were out practising. The
Nationals may expect to get a challenge ere
long, and what is more, have the con-
ceit taking out of them by the club here.
The Sandy people are to have the benefits
this year of plenty of irrigation water-a
blessing heretofore denied them The town,
consequently will, in a year or two, have
nice gardens and plenty of shade trees.
The Rev. Mr.. Peoples gave discourse
last evening at the New West school house.
| The subject was the "Life of Jacob" The
house was crowded and the lecture listened
to with attention and pleasure. The people
would like Peoples to call again.
The Mckay d. Revolution mining and
smelling works at Granite are to be started
| up shortly. Yesterday train of four cars
/ of ore was run up for the initiatory grist,
| and four more were forwarded to-day. The
works are under the management of Mr..
| Harker but owned by an English company.
The Leaguers think they have the best
| T.ao hora fhof ic ornor1i1od 10 in
splendid working order, has a large mem
bership, and is more feared by the Saints
than anything they have ever heard of. The
Loyalists are confident that they will win
the next election in Sandy. The DEMOCRAT
is with them, and will only too gladly offer
congratulations after the victory is won.
| The pretty little building used by the Gen
tiles for schoolhouse is a very creditable
place of learning. 1t is well furnished with
teaching paraphernalia. Around the lot
poplar trees have been planted, and the
whole premises are kept in frst-rate order.
Miss E. j. Coleby, Of the New West Associ-
alton is the teacher in charge, and under
whose care and guidance the children are
doing exceptionally well.
The Sandy Canal Ditch Company held
meetings on Friday and Saturday last. The
following shareholders were elected to the
respective positions named: L. Z. Marriott,
president; Albert White, secretary; w. B..
Trip, treasurer; John Whitney, water mas
ter. The first four together with @. Allen,
are the board of directors for the company.
Property owners have done more to i'm
prove their premises this spring than all
that has been done since the town was set
tied. More than 1000 shade trees have
been planted; lots have been leveled, and
lawns and gardens made by people who
have lived here for years without turning
over stone to improve their home sur
FINDINGS.
At last, this town is to have a long felt
want supplied-a sober, respectable, in
telligent doctor-in the person of j. M.
Armstrong, graduate of Ann Harbor. DR..
A. has recently been practicing at Coleville,
Summit county, but comes here as there is
an excellent opening, the services of first
class medical man being always in demand.
Success to the doctor in his new field. His
Office is located at Drinkwater d Graves
drug store.
BUSINESS NOTES.
The business people complain that times
are dull, but The DEMOCRAT man found them
all doing something. Perhaps they are like
a certain Salt Lake millionaire who said he
was well but not making money enough,
when q friend inquired the state of his
health.
j. J. Rideout, for three years past one of
the dealers i'll general merchandise, still
holds out at his old stand. He carries a
good stock of dry goods, groceries, notions
and patent medicines.
Lorsen's furniture store is the place to get
| a splendid piece of homemade furniture or
imported goods, and doors, sashes and glass.
The shop turns out splendidly made articles,
! the appearance of which recommends them
| to purchasers. Mr.. LorSen also makes q
speciality of house building, painting and
! paper hanging.
Our genial friend. Tom Marriott, for eight
years the leading merchant of Sandy, car
ries large and excellent stock of general
merchandise, consisting of complete line
of dry goods, groceries, hardware, queens
ware, notions and seeds. Also attached to
| his business is large wagon and blacksmith
| shop and machine depot. Mr.. Marriott is
one of the leading and solid citizens of the
| town.
G. j. Schmidt is to be found at all hours
| in his excellent drug store. His stock con-
| ssts of drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints,
oils, varnishes, glass, putty, etc.; also pure
wines and liquors for medical use; dye
woods and dye stuffs of all kinds.
Wells Clearhis', on Main street, is good
place to deal when one wants family sup
| plies. Here is found merchandise of ali
kinds, at low prices and wrapped up by
smiling clerks.
| The Loyal Leaguers are not to be out
done, as they have just organized COM
pany to be known as the WOrklngmen'S
| Institution. Tomorrow a butcher shop will
be opened under the direction of this COM
pany, and as soon as possible other enter
prises will be taken hold of. Success to the
new departure.
The Sandy Hotel is the place to stop at
when any one has occasion to be in town.
Mine Host Ferguson sets an excellent
| table and has clean and comfortable beds.
Drinkwater & Graves drug store is one of
the most popular places in the town. They
carry an excellent and varied stock of goods
consisting of all kinds of drugs, toilet
articles, notions, candies, fishing tackles,
cigars, etc. Attached is a barber shop